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Boston symphony orchestra,
eo,coo Hollis New styles wall PA.

Coz gregational Church, April Is and 10
Re. crved trats, $l.50 and S2, at Ellis.
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Rudden's Popular Insta

Housekeepers who desire to buy any kind
OF stoves, furniture, carpets, clocks, willow
ware, oil.cloths, baby carriages, &C., should
go direct to this prominent establishment,
$50 and 932 seventh street northwest, (west
side.) His goods are excellent and cheap
and his terms are the easiest.
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Our Errand boy.
Have you seen him?
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1t IL the Hest

ToMEAsuRE, SIS suits. Eiseman Bros, = & E
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Il. X. Trent |

Have you seen bims
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y..,cc "a unuspI.eepers.

TO MEAsunr, e25 suits. Elsemau Bros, ! & E
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THE Capital CITY Art store,
SEA Seventh street northwest, is the place to
buy picture frames at popular prices.
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Ed. RYAN, at Kernan's, ia amusing
. Yerybody with his Dutch specialtles.
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Trimmed Hats.

Our Trimmed Hat Department beats the
world, at prices ranging at $3.50, 80, 81
and s..
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Unhimmed Hats.
Rough-and-Ready Bonnets,
In black and colors. Sold elsewhere q
SOC.
Our price only l7c.
Dress Hats.

Dress Hats.
30 different styles OF Fancy Dress Hats,
Ko-Ko braid, Milan brim. Sold elsewhere
at 81.
Our price only Csc.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-14

To MEASURE, IS pants. Elseman BrOs.,7&E
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.Q!M, a6AI!.aa4g


LII, 10 too nhost 10 waSts tinlo Ia com
batting tho popular bal!el that the msjes.
tic ba: is!ed turkey was put in the world
to teinlrh forth tho Thanksgiving feaat.
Thu diacuislon Of THU subject may well
be LEI. 10 tho grrbberu In %auciou! c1atoma
and sape.s!itlone, while tho lesl learned
oil us cat our turkey in nweet content and
appir!s Of becoming thankia'urss.
Too many Of 10 give thanks 60 rarely
that onco III the yesr wo should be able TO
coms up to the full measure Of our duty
In .hiu essential regard. In this land OF
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soEutor Kennn's Tariff Views,

The excitement among West Virgins
Democrats on account OF tho recent inter
view with Senator Kenua published in
these columns, gets no better very fas.
Those Democrats Who believein q lodging
policy think Mr.. ksnaa shouldn't have
done 1t, because como things are better
unsaid. Tho rampant free tradera profces
to think he didn't cay it, and they are
bnaily employed in The gratuitous task Of
denying that be said anything Of thu
kind. All this shows once more and
very pointedly that II q man has views OF
the ta.iI question he must Mt turn them
loose in tho Democratic party.
Tho tNTELLldENcEs regrets more or les:
to have baen the irnocsnt csuucu Of &c
much trouble amorg friends. But the
views ofA United States Senator on go i'm.
portansa question IS The tariff are worth
printing. The interview was read with
interest by ihousands Of people. In no
other Wsy cosld Mr. Ksnna have reached
60 quickly On equal number Of Wect Viz.
%ainians, and locking a. the question in
this light We Go no. reRre. having afford.
ed hin the opportunity.
The thoughtful mind cannot isil to be
impressed with Senator kenna's mastery
attitude. He Ile:E thos, deny for him who
think they know more about his views
than hc knovs. he ian's doing any OF the
denying. He IL about other busineso, OF
which his bands are Just now very full,
with promise Of moro OF the same kind.
Will he hold . iuli hand at the criais
That is what We do not know.
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The Pittsburgh Commercial Ga:eHs dwel!s
q: somo length on wha. it chsIsctsrizss as
the enormous waste Of natural gas at the
wells and In the pipe lines. The Pitts
burgh paper thinks it would be prudent to
take measufes at oucs to put m end to
this waste.
Natural gag haa been regarded 40 a good
thing which must Last forever, and 60 1t
hes besn handled with comparatively
little regard to the economics. It 10 prob.
able, from all thGt is known, tina. there 10
a vast accumulation Of earth gas-how
vas! 10 what nobody knows. 1! may be
tha. the gas Is steadily forming, how fast
is another tning not known and no. to be
known.
This much has been aecertained, that It
is possible to hold the sns in the yell and
to pips it without waste. Seeing how lit
tie else Te know abou! it, except tina! i. is
tho best Of all iuelH, 1t Ia worth whilo 10
apply to the handling and tho use OF nat.
ural gas some eftho rules OF economy up.
piled to other things o: value.
In addition to the waste spoken OF by
u Pittsburgh contemporary, it ia worth
while TO call attention 10 the hourly waste
in household ~rervicc. We venture the
assertion that there arc feT families that
could nos got along well with half tho
quantity tina. gees through their burne: 6,
from that hall getting all the actual eeryice
they require. We believe, further, that
any family that will try i. will find that 1t
has made an actual gain. In mild weather
1lrea are KEEP! booming rs though the mer.
curry in the thermometer had gone down
on. Of sight, to the prejudice Of health
and real comfort.
BecauEe tho gls is not measured, more
being as cheap ss loss, It Is carelcasly and
waststully used. Gas consumers :.should
remember that they are pursuing tho very
conrss>to the metreinto their hougcu
for the protection Of the companies and for
the common delonse. Tho companies do
no. wish to Introduce tho matre, as wo
understand. bccauso they know 1t would
not DO popular. Unles3 consumers co.
operate tao %conpanios may iesl forced to
fhca tho consequences Of tina resulting un.
popularity.
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FREQ trade; the trea.non. Of Dakota the

free trade; tho treatment Of Dtkota; the
failure 10 carry out civilHerrice reform,
and tho identification Of his Admin.
lnt,ation with tho boodlers ia Baltimore,
Cincinnati and New York the failure to
bring tho good old times that wero prom.
ised the dissatisfaction oil thole who OK.
pected and didn't got ollce-thcsc and
many other thinga have made enemies to
bis Administration, while not O thing has
1t accomplished that would win 4 vote
that Mr.. Cleveland did not carry In 1884.
Aside from these considerations, there
Is the fact that there 10 no Republican
Administration In power to work against
Blaine; there will be no Delmonico dinner
and no Burcha,d blunder, without other
Of which Blaine would have been elected
In 1884.
When, therefore, 9 Republican aays
Blaine cannot carry New York In 1888 ho
shutn his eyes to tho facts snd speaks
| without re1son, .
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OLD and reliable medicines arc the beat
10 depend upon. Ackor's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
puritiee Of the Blood. In every form OF
s%crolulour, Syphilitic Or Mercurlal dis
eases, it 10 Invaluable. For Rheumatism,
has no equal, Logan K o., q. r. Goetze,
Q. Menkemillor, Il, B. BuIs and Bowie
Bros. 10
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Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, in accordance ~ith its usual custom,
will sell Round Trip ErCur,ion Tickets at
greatly reduced rates 10 and from all
Stations on its iiEes sast Of the Ohio River.
The ticko;s will be cold November 23d
and cath, good 10 return Until November
18th, inclusivo.
For further information call on Tickle.
Agents B. & o. r r.
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EURO Of GOud lnmnnua.

Come TO America, M'aeu Veelaong.
Lssya Fathc..in.Law Grovy to Bt,nighten
out tho tnugle In your aifairn II no can,
and como to FREQ, enlightened, incorrupti.
bio A,norca, whore tho highest Alder.
manic honofa await you, and no quept.ona
askcd.
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LADIES like white handn mad complex
Ion. Skin Success soap pusile,, heala md
beauti6es. at drug store Of McLain
Bfou, ta mfH
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a London druggiH. hen hit tho popular
taa.e for good bargaing. In his window
hn displeys 3 card tina. reads: "Como in
and get twelve Gmet!cs Tor ono chilling"
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Rock OF Ages" ever sweatly beautiful,
ever new, has been put liz q hsnd.ome
aud novel Getting for the holiday season.
There arc lull.pags photographers by
Frederick W. Freer, well designed and
srtistically executed, the best illustrations
VIC haVo ever seen Of Toplsdy's dca.hlesg
sonc-Freitrick 4. Stokes, Ney York; Sian.
ton d Davenport, Wheeling.
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john and Jim Harper ere whole broth.
ers and married lrat cousino. John wns
Jim's a%Iep.uncle by fret marriage; by sec.
ond marriage his own uncle.
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DIED

DIED.
MCHARDSOS-on Monday, November u, 1857, u.
9 o'clock 4. NJ, a. u. RICHARDSON, aged 81
years
Funeral from the residence Of J. T. Goodwin, No.
1903 Jacob street.. this afternoon At l:so O'Clock.
Friends OF the family arc invited,
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PROCLAMATION,

MAYORS OFFICE,
be. IusLIc BUILDING,
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov, y, 1857.
WHEREAS, The President Of the UrIted statcs
and the Governor Of this Commonwealth have, BY
p'oclanAttonS Issued from their respective depart.
ments, recommended and declared Thursday, No.
ysmber q, 1857. M q National holiday and u day OF
thanksgiving and Prayer now. therefore,
J., Charles ". seabright, Mayor OF this Nunici.
pality. do hereby call on the people TO observe The
day US recommended by the President and Gov.
crnor. The various city offices Will be closed on
that day, and | would specially call Upon the bus!.
LESS men 10 close their places aud thereby enable
all 10 enjoy the day.
Glvcuunder my hand and seal on the date above
written. CHARLES W. s%EABRIGHT,
.NGuOr.
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Reasons Tor Believing hat lie Could Get II
Minority in thnt State Next Ysar,
BeAttoHtaine, Ohio, Republican.
We believe tina. Blaine can~no. only
carry more States than any other csndi.
date, but that he can carry Nt,o York; aad
Y can carry more rohs IN Mtw York than
any Other q The Republican party can
nominate.
Thers are those who hold a different
opinion, bu! we never yet SAW q ressona
BILE consideration given for such opinions.
1t Is said that Blaine fXllsd in 1884
But Foraker failed III 1883, and won in
1884 aud 'S5. Harrison failed in 49,, aud won
In 40. Jackson failed in 1924, and was
elected in 1928 and 1882.
1t Is tsuO Blaine was not elected in 1884,
but 10 received q higher vote than any
Republican candidate ios President ever
received.
1. is true that he did no. carry New
York, but I've Tecsited a higher tOie than anu
Republican erer received in that Slate.a
Il is = thst Blaine was defeated in
New York by a majority Of 1,O47; but it ia
also true that the majority against the Re.
publiccus inTNew York wal $4,000 tina
year before, aud 49,. 900 two years before,
and 1900 in 1885, 5000 in 1856, and lG,.
900 In 1887.
Blaine therefore has carried mora
strength in New York than sny Repupl;.
can tina. ever ran in the State before or
Bince.
Having, therefore, ghown tina. no hss
tho necessary strength outside Of New
YORK, snc that he hos greater strength
thst'sny man who haa ever run in New
YORK, no must be accepted az our strong.
es! candidate, unlees good reason can be-
shown for believing that come other man
is moro popular.
Blaine has shown that he is stronger
than the party in Now York. He not
only carried the largest vote that any Re.
publican ever cirrisd In the State, but his
vote IN 1854 exceeded by over 1000 tho
combined votes Of the Republican ran.
didatea for Congress in New York that
year.
There 10 nothing, therefore, 10 indicate
that Blaine is not the s%trongeat candi.
date we could nominate, even for Nov
York.
But his opposors says he was beaten in
'Ne% York In 1884 by Cleveland, and he
would bs beaten by Cleveland again. But
this Is aaid withou. reason or facts to sun.
port 1t.
Who ID there WHO 10 Intelligent and
candid who does not belive that Cleveland
during his administration has driven OF
from hi8 support ten iimGu the number OF
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.
w On md after Monday, October 81, 1857,
trhinE Oh tho Wheeling d Elm Grove Railroad will
run ~ follows:
Leave Wheeling: n
6:Oga m, 7 20 a m, Q a m, II 100 IN, ! 100 p M, $50
p M b;1 p M. ZOO . m, 900 m.
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
go a m, 100 q m 9;aS q IN. 1895 a m, 2:0j p m.
Leave Wheeling Park.
G:i0a N, 7:.5R N, 1000 4 m, 1880 p m. 1850 y m,
a:D p 10, 6'l0 p m, 500 p IN. 1000 . M.
hrriyoa At Wheeling:
go 4 IN $40 q nj. l0,S6 a m. los p IN, s:o5 D m,
9'os IN, GAS p IN, b;a5 y IN, 1890 p in.
BUHDAYB-lNAyo tho city At $500 a n, and rim
dyory hour uniil p:t0 D Leave Wheeling rets
nj 300 n m, and run oycry hOu. until 10 y n, or
copt tho church train, which viii leayo tho INrt
ocaa q 1lIRsCH, sup..
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CAN BLAINE CARRY NEW YORK

Reasons for Believing that lie Could Get u
NnJority In thnt State Next Year.,
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rnE nusY rrp11snEns.
Como OF tho Good Things for tho Holiday
Ssasan-Eooks and Periodicals.,

peas VI Nhu Souu 4ulnks iot tho hoiiohy
ssason-I.ooks and Periodicals., XXI
The bound volume Of Tho Century for
the past ak months represents the period
Of that remarkable msgazlno's highest
prosperity. Tho Century has no: only
grown with the country, but It hau shot
ahead Of even that wonderful growth. In
four years /. hss added 100, 900 to is aver.
age circulation, until now II Ia ablo 10 point
10 q monthly sale Of over 10000 copies.
One number during the year reached the
enormous total Of 252, 500. Something Of
the largo Rain was du0 TO the war papers,
HoHiethina 10 the Lincoln history, and
very much to tho increalirg excellence OF
the magazine.
From Tho Century Company comes also
the bound s. Nicholas for The year, two
handsome yolumen uniform with tho go
rles. To cay that these volumes are better
than their predecessors 10 only 10 cay thut
st. Nicliolaa does not stsud ntll, For tho
new year the promise Ia still halter, Mrs.
Burnett. whose "Littls Lord F%aun!loroy"
has made her 30 dear 10 the juvenile
heart, IA to contribute q 0bori ssrlsl.
Frank 4. Stockton, the bss. wyitor in his
limo IN tho English language, will b heard
IRON IN characteristic work. Mr.. Alton,
Who 60 pleasantly took tho young people
Among the LawmRkora," 10 to giyo them
an idea oil 1.-THE Routine Of tho Republic"
II 10 going TO DO n great year for tho
friends Of 81, Nicholas.
"ThlD.ls Drift" 10 tho latest addition to
tho choice "Amssicau Verse" aeries. On
laid paper, urcut cdecs, bound In gold.
Illuminated paper parchment covers, the
good taa;n Of the publisher gives 1856 pages
@! dainty verae from the pen Of John
Vance Choyney. There arc poems ofloye,
Of nature, Of humor and some exception.
ally meritorioua sonuets. Hero Is a pleas.
ing bit:
IN rEisEYAL woob.
THIS deep. prlneval wood how stull
10, silence here makes all his own:
Neiled shapes, with hands upon their lips,
s'Ahu round about his darkcned throne.
The patient pleading OF the trees
1iow deep i shaEaes the souls despair
~ suppucntiOn novel, ", mute,
4Ae' Aeop Nheif ATTITUDE OF prayer.
Some Of tho poOms in "Thintle Driftn
have appeared In the magazines, but tho
littls book Ia rs frcah "a though it had
just flosted down from tho land Of tbs
Muees.- Frederick d. Stokes, New York,
Stanton d Davenport, Wheeling.
DR.. Poles authoritative work on Whist,
and "Tae Game Of Euchro" by John W.
Keller, are two neat aud Convenient little
books uniform In atyle with the ono on
Poker recently noticed in these columns,
Pote's work is a scientific l%rea.ine, show.
Ing, anong other thinse, how deeply scieu.
THO is tho alwsys polite game Of whist.
Mr.. keller's book on euchte seems to
haust the subject. It would be helpful to
those who play euchrei il they would aree
10 abide by come authority, instead Of
leaving each player to ho a law unto him.
sslf.-FredericEA Stokes, Mtu York. Sian.
ton d; Darenport, Wheeiing.
"Rock OF Ages" ever sweatIy beautiful,
ever new, has been put ir q hsnd.ome
| aud novel pn.tiNc fnr tho halliday ,oc,,,
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HellAirc d Zancnyillo Through Passenger leaves
Bollairo at 5 40 a. H., arrlvod At BGllsiro ut n. m,
Woodsilold Passenger leaves Bellaise Ut t:l0 D.
m, arrives at IRllNlro Al $40 4. IN. =
hnnincraeld Accommodation leaves Dollsiro At
l.O 2. NJ. hrrlYcJ At ltNllalrc nj l0:ki a. In.
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This Years pyramids.

Hcrs are tho political pyramids for 1888
compared. 1t will be observed that Vir.
ginia does not appear in either. II DO.
long. to both, and might, With propristy,
DO placed In both, ns whllo the State
elected a Democratic Legislature the pop.
ular vote shows O Republican majority.
In order 10 avoid q cri,icisn'of tho archi-
lecture Of tho pyramid1 70 set Virginia
aside Tor tho present % q doubuulS!ato:
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Some Of the po0ms in "Thint!e Drifs'
have appeared in the magazines. but tho
llitlls book Ia rs ircah Cd though it had
just hoatad down from tho land of the
Muees.-Frederick d. Stokes, New York,
Stanton d. Davenport, Wheeling.
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IN rEisEYAL woob.
This deep, prlueval wood no. still
u, silence here makes all his own;
Yelled shapes, with hands upon their lips.
Stand round about his darkcned thtone,
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We believe that Blaine can>not only
carry more States than any other candi.
date, but that he can carry Nt,o YORK; and
Ne can carry more r0lss in Ntw York than
any Other nan The Republican party can
nominate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-31

cambria, lie; hero A. 7kc; fidelity AZ. nc;
forget me-not &c; John Hancock, Ike; Lang.
ham cambria, Sc; ne plus ultra, exc.
Cotton checks-Black Warrior, DC; Caro-
lima. 7lc; Southern. 7xc; Georgia, &c; Missis-
sippi, &c; Utility, exc; Ottoway, exc; Randle'
man, Ike; Greenbfiar, lhc.
Observation-Disclosures exc; Little Rock &c;
Ollie's choice SIC; Bell d & T IIhc; Blue
Ridge lSc; Mt Vernon n l9c; Mt Vernon d
P lie; Mt Vernon 7 13Kc; Norman zoe
Richmond lac; Surrey 151Ic; Burment 1Ihc'
Golden Peak zoe; OLD Cabin Sc; Tecumseh lsHfi
Waterloo l6Ic.
Dress Goods-American 5alsc; imported 16
case.
Observation-Disclosures staple checks, 7xc;
Amoskeag novelties, SIC; Amoskeag lotus, SC
Caledonia staples, 71l@7Hc; Elmsdaie dres.
styles s]Ic; Glenn Falls dress styles, Sc; Grey
lock dress styles, l01ic; Normandie dress styles
SIC; Langdsle book fold. Sc: Renfrew dres,
styles, SIC; Renfrew bouclined, lOHc; Scotch
book fold, sHc; Statewide Eubians, SC; White.
| fancy. 7%c; York fsyorite, 7Xc; warsaw. 7hc
zephyr checks, sc.
Colored ambrcs-Rossmore Eat, Sc; Gamer
| rolled, Axe; Masonville rolled, 5hc; Slater d
! Sons rolled, 51sc.
Brown cottons-Atlantic a A, 7c;, Atlantic !
"A, SIC; Adriatic LII "A, SIC; Adriatic A
| exc; Alaska A, 6sci Allendale "A, 6hc; APP
black crow, sc; Clifton o Q, exc; Derby
fine brown, &c; exposition "A, 6hc; Chapman
ia, &c; Graniteville (, exc; Granitevllle 81
| Il. 5tc: Marshall A, &c; Maginis "A, SKI
WHISKY-Rectifed 81 1901 so, as per proof
sour mash, two years old. 81 6OG1 10; thre
/ years old, 81 90@2 20; fancy, extra old whisky
| 81 COG5 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-31
Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 30 -Cattle-Receipts
1890; shipments 700, market firm: fair to
choice neavy native steers 81 OOG4 80; butch
ers' steers, tar to choice, So ilG4 10; feederss
fair to good s. 10G3 50; Texans and Indians,
common grass to good corn fed 81 30G4 co.
Hogs-Receipts $500; ehipments none; market
about steady, ranging from 81 90G5 30 Sheep
Receipts 5000; shipm ents 1890; market firm;
medium to choice s. 30Gi %; lambs So SO'G4 81,
NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Beevet-Receipts IA
car loads, all for slaughterers direct; no mar
ket for b5eves; dressed beef steady at ga "a nc
per pound for corn to good ma I've sides, and
ia GSc per pound for prime and extra native
SIDES Texas and Colorado beef ranged from
5h G6Ilc per pound. Exports to day were l760
quarters of beef. To days cable from Liver
pool quotes American refrigerator beef dull
at nc per pound. Sheep-Receipts 1900; mar
ket hrmer for sheep and steady for lambs (;
sheep sold st 81 0UG5 5Il5 per lCO pounds,
lambs at 81 0O67 90.
KANSAS CITY, MO, Aug. Notwithstanding
400; shipments 1870; good fat grass, range ard
natives steady; common weaker and lower;
good TO choice corn fed 81 20G4 TO-; common to
medium So 25G4 10; stockers 5! 2oG2 So feeding
steer g 7063 % cows 81 1902 IS; grass range
steers s. 25G3 20. Hogs-Receipts $500; ship
menIs none; opened lower, closing lOc lower
| for good and l0Gl5c lower for common: ranging
| from s. 00G5 A. Shr ep Receipts 1900; ship
ments 1900; good to choice SIS 25G3 10; common
| to medium s. 0063 90.
| CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 3O-Cattle - Receipts
! 10000 shipments 10 0 market weak common l0C
lower; shipping steers, 81 25G5 %; stockers and
| feeders s. 00G3 20; cows, bulls anu mixed
81 50G3 90; Texas cattle 81 1eG2 10 western cat
tie 81 6003 SO; Hogs-Receipts 1900; ship
meRts 5000; market opened strong and closed
low, ranging from 81 tod3 40; 1000 Sheep
Receipts, 5O0o shipments 1000; mar
ket strong, natives 5! 1o6S. %
lambs 81 ooS5 10. Special Lon ION casSsIaa
quotations shows heavy supplies of A@&ffo az
cattle best grade steers lie. per pouna esti
mated dead weight.